. >> 4:36 a live look on 95 out by dumfries road north and southbound lanes looking nice to and from the fredericksburg area. problem free stafford. north towards the mixing bowl 395 continues nicely. 66 has volume picking up ibm side not enough to cause major slow downs yesterday and this was area of late clearing construction. allow for extra time i'll let you know if that causes slow downs this morning. a live look in maryland problem free on this is actually 270. camera zoomed in a little. it's blurry. southbound traffic looking good you make your way to montgomery county and 50 inbound annapolis nice and quiet. questions erin fox d.c. on twitter back to you. >> erin, 4:36 coming up on "fox news morning" a captain of philippine daring owe ship is speaking out about the deadly accident with the u.s.s. fitzgerald and what the u.s. navy ship she says fails to do. >> and tweeting back with john mcenroe with two small tweets. >> 4:37, 69 degrees. ah, go ahead, vogue, even as this hour you can strike a pose right, back you >> time now 4:39 back with what is hot on the web the stories y

dumfries, virginia, a democrat. caller: i want to give my prayers to all of those who were injured.ountry is so polarized, and the thing we believe, we become hypocritical when it comes to deciding who should do what. this situation here is one thing we have to look at as far as the violence in our country. look at the words of newt gingrich. he was saying it was a far left democrat that was indicative of violence. how can you say that when we have to start from the top of our leadership. you have the president saying things "punch him in the face and i will pay for your legal fees. " the "i can walk down street, shoot someone, and you will still vote for me." this is my question. how can a homeless person with a said, issue, as it was have access to weapons like this? we look in our -- we look at our governors and we cannot pass a simple bill that will preclude on ouruals, not stepping second amendment rights, but would preclude individuals from doing hard case background checks so we can make sure people like this don't get weapons and things of this nature. host: this is from a r

upper 70s now in western and northern loudon, lovettsville, haymarket and prince william 78, 79 dumfries, 82 waldorf, still85 in national and a lot of sunshine on our michael and son weather cam, good looking evening. you got plans this evening, get outside, take advantage of it. 80 beautiful start to monday, just a couple passing clouds here and there. highs monday will be once again upper 70s to low 80s. we'll talk go a little shower threat tuesday when i come back and also we'll talk about when those 90s we'll return. >> thank you, howard. >>> frightening footage caught on camera, a girl dangling from a ride in six flags and people put themselves in harm's way to keep her safe. we're going to show you what happened next. you have to see this. >> dangerous weather in china continues after they got massive flooding after a giant landsl nobody knows what their future holds, but... in my future i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat, which raises my risk for heart failure. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. and i have a 42% chance of becoming obese. if i dev

means for them. 0ur correspondentjon kay has been gauging the mood among voters, travelling from dumfriesop in the scottish borders. news report: theresa may might have to move house... and news is sinking in. it'sjust completely upside down, isn't it? conservatives stacking up seats here, but losing their majority in westminster. he scoffs you look gobsmacked! chaos. that's what we didn't really need. absolutely unbelievable. at the till, lee thinks theresa may should blame herself. she's focused too much and brexit, really. she's been trying to drive that down people's throats, and it's not really worked out for her. but in the kitchen, anne thinks a tory—led coalition could be a good thing right now. the best way to go, to get views from both sides. we head south, across the border, to find out why so many people who voted for brexit last year voted labour this time. crewe in cheshire. i was quite shocked, to be honest. new mum gemma told me the tories just haven't connected with her. they don't really come to places like this and the the real live people. i feel they live in a bit of

our correspondentjon kay has been gauging the mood among voters, travelling from dumfries in scotlandreport. breakfasttime at a truck stop in the scottish borders. theresa may might have to move house... and news is sinking in. completely upside down, isn't it? conservatives stacking up seats here but losing their majority in westminster. you look gobsmacked? chaos! that's what we didn't really need. at the till, lee thinks theresa may should blame herself. she was focused too much on brexit. she's been trying to drive that down people's throats and it hasn't worked out for her. but in the kitchen, anne thinks a tory coalition could be a good thing right now. it could be the best way to go to get views from both sides. we head south across the border to find out why so many people who voted for brexit last year voted labour this time. crew in cheshire. i was quite shocked to be honest. win you momager murtaugh me the tories hadn't connected with her. they don't really come to places like this and the real live people —— win you mum gemma. ifeel they live in a bit of a bubble. crew has

we have big backups heading north through prince william county, especially in dumfries and southbound if you have to hit the pavement stay tuned to this one. that's the very latest from the wtop traffic center. >> thank you. we'll take a quick break and then check your forecast next. >>> happy friday, everybody. i hope you have a nice, long, safe fourth of july weekend. the temperatures in the low to mid 70s now. up near 93 downtown. a slight chance of thunderstorms primary out in the shenandoah and then drying out after that. tomorrow, better chances for thunderstorms in the d.c. metro area, 63% chanceat day. staying hot all the way between now and the fourth of july. >> chuck, thank you. >>> another local news update in about 25 minutes. >> now back to the "today" show after this short break. >>> >>> 7:30 now on a friday morning. it's the 30th of june, 2017. we are heading into a long holiday weekend. let us begin on a friday morning with a check of some of the headlines. just this morning, msnbc's mika brzezinski and joe scarborough are responding to president trump's controversial

the heaviest rain is likely to be acro55 cumbria and dumfries and galloway.hing north—east wards with its rain. but for northern ireland, things brighten up for you with sub shine and showers and highs of 19 celsius. 12 celsius in abdaornings 21 celsius and feeling muggy in london. and then as we head on through tuesday evening and overnight into wednesday, you can see how the rain gather5 a5 and overnight into wednesday, you can see how the rain gather5 as it continues to push northwards. a few showers ju5t continues to push northwards. a few showers just ahead of it across scotla nd showers just ahead of it across scotland and northern ireland and it will continue its journey northwards during the course of wednesday of the so temperatures are coming down and with an on shore flow, it will feel cooler. highs of 19 celsius in london the ahead of it across scotla nd london the ahead of it across scotland it is where we will have the driest conditions, but here there will be a few showers with highs up to 13 celsius. dan and naga. thank you very much, carol. w

political landscape. 0ur correspondentjon kay talked to voters throughout the day, travelling from dumfries to move house... and news is sinking in. it'sjust completely upside down, isn't it? conservatives stacking up seats here, but losing their majority in westminster. he scoffs you look gobsmacked! chaos. that's what we didn't really need. absolutely unbelievable. at the till, lee thinks theresa may should blame herself. she's focused too much and brexit, really. she's been trying to drive that down people's throats, and it's not really worked out for her. but in the kitchen, anne thinks a tory—led coalition could be a good thing right now. the best way to go, to get views from both sides. we head south, across the border, to find out why so many people who voted for brexit last year voted labour this time. crewe in cheshire. i was quite shocked, to be honest. new mum gemma told me the tories just haven't connected with her. they don't really come to places like this and see the actual real life people. i feel they live in a bit of a bubble. news report: theresa may will meet the queen i

scotland, drizzly rain for northern and western parts, a few showers for aberdeen, down towards dumfrieslnshire and norfolk with the odd rumble of thunder. further south across infant across wales, odd rumble of thunder. further south across wales, —— england and wales, dry spells. most of us try tonight, low pressure will bring northern ireland rain, and scotland, pushing into the north west and north wales. the rest of england and wales is largely dry, and it will be much fresher tonight, easier largely dry, and it will be much freshertonight, easierfor sleeping. 13—15d. through the day tomorrow, a cold front will be heading south eastwards, opening the doors forfresh air to heading south eastwards, opening the doors for fresh air to move into the west. eight different feel in scotla nd west. eight different feel in scotland and northern ireland, sunshine and scattered showers. some patchy rain heading south across parts of northern england and the midlands into wales, southern england stays dry and bright. 24 to 25 degrees down towards london. but elsewhere though temperatures not far

then as we go through the course of this evening that rain is going to push in the direction of dumfries to the uk. 0ne the morning. we have got three lose close to the uk. one on top of us. notice flashes of lightening to the south. there could be storms later on in the south east. so there is a lot happening on tuesday. thunderstorms here. a band of rain moving north—east wards there, cloud and spits and spots of rain. the best advice is if you are out the whole day, just take a brolly or water proofs because there could be the odd downpour. wednesday, these lows, they are here to stay. they get stalled, that‘s what happens sometimes with the weather. low pressure decides to sit and it is sitting on top of the uk on wednesday and the worst of the rain will be across these areas. when i say worst, some of us want rain, it is good for the gardens. the week ahead, unsettled. there will be spells of rain. so it won‘t be raining all the time. there will be sunshine too and obviously with all of this, it will feel cool, but one good thing, i don‘t think it will be particular wlindy because t

this is in dumfries and galloway.the way. rain across the north west of scotland. the central and southern areas will see dry weather with a bit of sunshine. let's take a look at things at four o'clock this afternoon. rain across scotland. low cloud around here but to the east of the higher ground we will see a few bright spells breaking through. temperatures up to 18. northern ireland some spells. for england and well is the best of the sunshine will be to the east of the pennines. the aircoming in will be to the east of the pennines. the air coming in from the west, that outbreaks up there and for much of central and southern parts of england and wells that will be sunny spells and the best of the sunshine temperatures getting up to the low 20s. tonight will stay damp and physically across the far north—west of scotland. elsewhere will there be some clear spells but a much warmer night compared to last night. could be uncomfortable for sleeping. temperatures 15—17. but into the start of the weekend as you can see fo

. >> [inaudible] if you're commuting out of northern virginia following an accident approaching dumfries road on 95 northbound. off to the side but traffic is slow. your drive times are also slowing down as we move past the 7:00 a.m. hour. practice lots of patience on 66 as you do every morning. a full traffic report coming comingup at 7:05. >> isis claiming responsibility for the attack that left seven people dead and nearly 50 injured. >> our melanie alnwick live from the british embassy this morning in northwest with the very latest. melanie. >> reporter: and this morning's london police raided two more addresses in east london still waiting to hear the results of those raids and british prime minister theresa may saying this morning that much more needs to be done to combat islamic extremism while president donald trump has offered the united states' unwavering support. police in london make arrests targeting a number of homes in pursuit of anyone who may have been involved in saturday's drove a van into pedestrians on london bridge and then began using knives to attack bystanders. >

our correspondentjon kay has been gauging the mood among voters travelling from dumfries all the wayo move house... and news is sinking in. it'sjust completely upside down, isn't it? conservatives stacking up seats here, but losing their majority in westminster. he scoffs you look gobsmacked! chaos. that's what we didn't really need. absolutely unbelievable. at the till, lee thinks theresa may should blame herself. she's focused too much and brexit, really. she's been trying to drive that down people's throats, and it's not really worked out for her. but in the kitchen, anne thinks a tory—led coalition could be a good thing right now. the best way to go, to get views from both sides. we head south, across the border, to find out why so many people who voted for brexit last year voted labour this time. crewe, in cheshire. i was quite shocked, to be honest. new mum gemma told me the tories just haven't connected with her. they don't really come to places like this and the the real live people. i feel they live in a bit of a bubble. news report: theresa may will meet the queen in the ne

into scotland and northern england and wales, the heaviest looks like it will be across cumbria and dumfries low pressure coming in tomorrow coming up from the near continent. that will introduce thundery downpours. we start off with the rain pushing out of northern ireland, in across the rest of scotla nd northern ireland, in across the rest of scotland and northern england and wales and then our second band of thundery showers comes up from the south. it won't be range all the time. there will be dry spells in between, but we are looking at highs of 21 celsius and still feeling sticky in london. perhaps the driest conditions will be in northern ireland where we are looking at a mixture of bright spells, sunshine and showers. tuesday, and into wednesday, all this rain gathers as it continues to journey northwards across much of england and wales and it will continue fringing into scotla nd it will continue fringing into scotland and northern ireland as we head during the course of wednesday. hello. it's monday. it's 10 o'clock. i'm victoria derbyshire. welcome to the programme. the confiden

we could see rain towards the borders and dumfries and galloway and for northern ireland it is lookingin the south east. that's where temperatures could get to 20 celsius. further north and west, cooler and 12 celsius in aberdeen. low pressure is still with us as we go into friday. weatherfrontsjust rotating around this area of low pressure. so, more rain in the forecast during friday. that rain will gradually edge its way further south and eastward as the day goes on, fragmenting as it does so. some brighter skies for scotland and also northern ireland on friday. top temperatures 16 to 22 celsius, but the weekend is looking a little bit drier and brighter. bye—bye. this is business live from bbc news with jamie robertson and rachel horne. another big cyber hack brings yet more disruption to business around the world. as it reaches australia we'll ask whether companies are doing enough to themselves safe? live from london, that's our top story on wednesday, 28thjune. banks, retailers, energy firms and kiev airport in ukraine are among thousands targeted by the ransomware attack. also i

dom fisher has been held for the conservatives —— dumfries has been. which hold the seat for the conservatives. we are starting to see in scotland the rejection of independence with all the parties taking away from the snp. will really start to interpret these same movement and some of the games that labour are making from the conservatives? one of the effects could be to give hope to the 48% devoted to remain in the referendum last summer. now they will think there is something to play for again. this is the 4896 that felt forgotten. everyone was saying that those left behind had gone for brexit, but over this year those who wa nted brexit, but over this year those who wanted to remain feel that their voice has been ignored and it is coming through in the sort of election. they have not decamped to the lib dems. it was the lib dems strategy to target that 40% in the hope they would come over to the yellow column, but that has not happened. mathematically now, it is all numbers really, the 326 seats in the new house that the tories needed to have a maj

dumfries and galloway, the scottish seat, and newport east, jessica morgan was the mp. be few and far between. we have got one more. these would have been the seats that would have been difficult for the conservatives to gain. has anything been happening? very little. moray in scotland. nothing in england. extraordinary. labour have done some serious damage to conservative accrue to in england, but they could have offset it with gains in wales and scotland. are we going to be hung, drawn and quartered if this is wrong? we have got to go by the exit poll. but we have got reaction to the exit poll. the bbc media editor, and the economics editor. has there been an immediate reaction? huge reaction. this is a massive shock. huge caveats. many people saying you have got so many close seeds. astonishment across twitter. caroline lucas, the green leader, has just tweeted. and the political editor of the daily mail, supportive of theresa may, has said that the famous quote. already, some big themes emerging on social media. disaster for theresa may, and another that we could ha